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Recruiting hard to reach populations to studies: breaking the silence: an example from a study that recruited people with dementia.

Becky FieldGail MountainJane BurgessLaura Di BonaDaniel KelleherJacqueline MundyJennifer Wenborn
Published in: BMJ open (2019)
Successful recruitment of people with dementia to studies, as one example of a hard to reach group, requires multiple strategies and close working between researchers and clinical services. It requires a detailed understanding of the needs and perspectives of the specific population and knowledge about how individuals can be supported to participate in research. Experiences of recruitment should be disseminated so that knowledge generated can be used to inform the planning and implementation of future research studies.
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